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the outdoors and help foster a deep appreciation for the abundant natural resources and beauty in their surroundings. The camp has its roots in an outdoor education program held at
Central Elementary School in the 1940s. Between 1940 and the 1960s, the program eventually grew to be so successful that a summer camp was requested. It was held at various locations for many years, including the town of
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work cease, they would be compelled to sacrifice their homes. Log cabins were the order of the day, as lath and plaster was out of reach on account of high prices. The Union
Pacific still continued to collect their ground rent, and the knowledge that the miners had of the company that was ruling the camp at that time deterred them from beautifying their homes as they desired.
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for which it is named. After being there for a few years, property became available from
Questar (then Mountain Fuel) with six cabins and a multi-purpose facility in 1973. The facilities were ready to use for groups of students in 1974, and Alpine School District has used the same grounds since then.
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acquired the coal company, they undertook the development of a new mine on Mud Creek, a mile from Winter
Quarters, much to the chagrin of Williams, who protested that the new mine infringed on his lease. Because Bishop Williams controlled the Mormon miners, the Pleasant Valley Coal Company brought in
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Quarters. While some of those who had escaped the explosion left the area for other work, many others returned to the mines. The dead were soon replaced, though production evidently suffered somewhat from the
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Company took over the mine and town, and it soon became a subsidiary of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad. The region continued to thrive until 1900, when there were several hundred men in the mines and residents that numbered as high as 1,800. The mine was considered to be
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and has three different camping areas: Mountain View, Madsen Bay, and Lake Side. Mountain View is a 34-unit campground that includes restrooms, heated showers, fish cleaning and disposal stations, a group use pavilion, a boat launching ramp, and rental boats. Madsen Bay is a 40-unit campground with
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Coal
Company claimed all of the land on the town site, and those building a home were compelled to lease the spot of ground desired from this company. Not knowing how long they would be permitted to remain as laborers in the mines, the men did not build elaborate homes, as they knew that should the
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Clear Creek Camp is an outdoor education center located 2 miles (3 km) south of the town of
Scofield, for post-fifth grade students in the Alpine School District. Each summer, Clear Creek Camp hosts approximately 1,100 students. The summer camp experience is designed to educate students about
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coal field of Carbon County, Utah, about 19 miles (31 km) from the main line of the Rio Grande
Western Railroad, and is nestled among the hills that surround the upper part of Pleasant Valley. The town is situated along Mud Creek, just south (upstream) of the Scofield Reservoir. The outlet of
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In the town, the population was spread out, with 14.3% under the age of 18, 10.7% from 18 to 24, 25.0% from 25 to 44, 28.6% from 45 to 64, and 21.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 45 years. For every 100 females, there were 75.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over,
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living together, 8.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 16.7% were non-families. 16.7% of all households were made up of individuals, and 8.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.33 and the average family size was 2.50.
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was discovered in the valley in 1875, and two years later a small mine was opened on the western slopes of the canyon, with the coal transported out along narrow roads. The winter of 1877 came early and was very severe, stranding the miners in the coal pit and keeping them snowbound until the
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On May 1, 1900, an errant spark touched off the fine haze of coal dust deep underground, and the Winter
Quarters #4 mine exploded with fury. Exactly 100 of the men were killed in an instant, and another 99 died from the poisonous
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restrooms, fish cleaning and disposal areas, a boat ramp, and parking for day use. Lake Side has no camping areas and is strictly day use, offering restrooms, a group use pavilion and a fishing platform for the disabled.
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Scofield, sustained by several mines in Pleasant Valley, was still the largest town in Carbon County in 1915, when its citizens made an attempt to have the county seat moved to their community from
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was built into Scofield. Before the railroad was completed, winter set in, and the last few miles were laid upon the ice and snow as it was impossible to find the ground due to the snow drifts. The
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The median income for a household in the town was $ 26,250, and the median income for a family was $ 28,750. Males had a median income of $ 26,250 versus $ 14,375 for females. The
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was 55.9 people per square mile (21.6/km). There were 78 housing units at an average density of 155.6 per square mile (60.2/km). The racial makeup of the town was 100.00%
438:. One of them, David Williams, leased the Winter Quarters Mine from the Pleasant Valley Coal Company from 1880 to 1885, operating in the dual capacity of mine manager and
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and other large structures were dismantled for their salvage value during World War II; the chapel and the boarding house were leveled.
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loss of more experienced miners. Despite declining profitability, the Winter Quarters mines continued to operate until the 1930s. The
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the safest in the region and according to reports, was free from the gases that plagued so many other coal operations.
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passes through Scofield, leading north then east 17 miles (27 km) to
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following February. The ordeal led the miners to name their forced camp "
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366:. Scofield's name is frequently applied to the
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2097:Geary, Edward A. (March 12, 2002).
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1907:Please help
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1784:poverty line
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2703:Utah portal
2617:Castle Gate
2609:Ghost towns
2590:reservation
2573:Spring Glen
2563:Clear Creek
2558:Carbonville
2470:County seat
2396:Castle Dale
2393:Orangeville
2284:Rocky Ridge
2046:January 31,
1971:Utah portal
1950:Clear Creek
1400:(≥ 0.01 in)
617:Clear Creek
588:Green River
584:Price River
560:coal tipple
404:Utah Valley
364:2020 census
339:/stateparks
108: /
2726:Categories
2568:Kenilworth
2510:Wellington
2405:Huntington
2075:August 10,
1985:References
1751:As of the
1447:(≥ 0.1 in)
579:bituminous
398:Settlement
320:feature ID
228:Population
96:111°9′37″W
93:39°43′36″N
2688:Footnotes
2627:Consumers
2622:Coal City
2578:West Wood
2409:Cleveland
2280:Santaquin
2004:August 7,
1896:does not
1817:does not
1323:(571.05)
573:Geography
547:afterdamp
474:workers.
341:/scofield
308:FIPS code
296:Area code
250:Time zone
220:Elevation
182:Named for
2659:Peerless
2654:National
2643:Hiawatha
2540:Scofield
2372:Fairview
2337:Scofield
2272:Mapleton
1957:See also
1184:Average
1109:(−23.6)
1104:(−21.3)
1099:(−18.0)
1094:(−10.3)
1064:(−12.3)
1059:(−16.1)
1054:(−20.4)
1049:(−20.6)
1034:(−10.9)
984:(−10.0)
979:(−10.5)
534:Disaster
514:line in
478:through
436:Scotland
352:Scofield
312:49-67990
284:ZIP code
2389:Clawson
2197:June 4,
1917:removed
1902:sources
1838:removed
1823:sources
1298:(0.25)
1089:(−4.1)
1074:(−2.6)
1069:(−7.6)
1039:(−2.1)
1029:(−7.1)
1024:(−1.5)
994:(−4.2)
989:(−6.9)
964:(−6.1)
959:(−1.9)
949:(10.6)
944:(15.0)
939:(16.0)
934:(11.9)
919:(−1.9)
914:(−5.3)
909:(−5.7)
894:(−1.2)
884:(10.1)
879:(17.3)
874:(22.1)
869:(23.3)
864:(19.1)
859:(12.4)
844:(−0.6)
839:(−0.9)
829:(29.2)
819:(13.2)
814:(19.7)
809:(24.9)
804:(27.5)
799:(28.9)
794:(26.6)
789:(21.8)
784:(16.7)
779:(11.8)
623:Climate
594:basin.
553:Decline
464:Italian
432:England
378:History
328:Website
323:2413267
173:Founded
122:Country
2637:Harper
2588:Indian
2500:Helper
2487:Cities
2385:Ferron
2348:Helper
2109:
1753:census
1725:−21.4%
1710:−34.9%
1695:−59.0%
1665:−55.1%
1650:−33.1%
1620:−11.2%
1605:−56.5%
1515:Census
1440:114.9
1373:(1.0)
1368:(0.0)
1363:(0.0)
1358:(1.0)
1353:(9.4)
1318:(109)
1303:(1.5)
1293:(0.0)
1288:(1.3)
1268:(103)
1263:(108)
1253:(661)
1179:(−41)
1174:(−38)
1169:(−32)
1164:(−23)
1159:(−11)
1144:(−10)
1139:(−13)
1134:(−24)
1129:(−33)
1124:(−39)
1119:(−41)
1084:(2.9)
1079:(3.7)
1019:(3.8)
1014:(8.0)
1009:(8.8)
1004:(4.7)
999:(0.3)
969:(3.7)
954:(4.3)
929:(6.4)
924:(1.2)
899:(9.5)
889:(3.2)
854:(6.5)
849:(3.2)
824:(8.0)
774:(7.8)
769:(7.7)
650:Month
633:Köppen
613:Colton
516:Colton
504:jumped
440:bishop
424:Mormon
167:Carbon
162:County
152:
132:
2664:Royal
2505:Price
2477:Price
2381:Emery
2352:Price
2326:Nephi
1761:White
1740:18.2%
1680:47.9%
1635:−9.9%
1590:−9.1%
1575:16.2%
1560:−5.6%
1487:63.5
1484:10.4
1454:11.2
1451:11.5
1437:10.9
1425:10.1
1413:10.7
1410:10.0
1407:11.8
1404:11.9
1393:(91)
1388:(60)
1383:(38)
1378:(12)
1348:(24)
1343:(51)
1338:(72)
1333:(78)
1321:225.4
1313:(73)
1308:(20)
1283:(18)
1278:(62)
1273:(75)
1251:25.98
1248:(74)
1243:(59)
1238:(49)
1233:(48)
1228:(41)
1223:(38)
1218:(27)
1213:(49)
1208:(68)
1203:(62)
1198:(69)
1193:(77)
1154:(−6)
1149:(−4)
1107:−10.4
759:(37)
754:(15)
749:(19)
744:(24)
739:(29)
734:(34)
729:(37)
724:(33)
719:(31)
714:(23)
709:(19)
704:(13)
699:(13)
689:Year
611:near
567:Price
468:Greek
460:Finns
428:Wales
335:.utah
289:84526
278:(MDT)
276:UTC-6
255:UTC-7
142:State
2632:Hale
2550:CDPs
2532:Town
2401:Elmo
2322:Mona
2199:2015
2177:2023
2155:2023
2107:ISBN
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2048:2008
2006:2020
1900:any
1898:cite
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1656:1970
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1536:1890
1524:Note
1519:Pop.
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1478:3.1
1475:0.3
1472:0.0
1469:0.0
1466:0.3
1463:2.3
1460:7.7
1457:8.8
1434:9.2
1431:8.3
1428:8.2
1422:8.1
1419:6.1
1416:9.6
1391:35.9
1386:23.8
1381:15.1
1341:20.0
1336:28.5
1331:30.7
1316:42.8
1311:28.9
1276:24.5
1271:29.6
1266:40.7
1261:42.5
1246:2.91
1241:2.31
1236:1.94
1231:1.89
1226:1.62
1221:1.48
1216:1.05
1211:1.93
1206:2.66
1201:2.43
1196:2.73
1191:3.03
1102:−6.4
1097:−0.4
1092:13.5
1087:24.7
1082:37.3
1077:38.6
1072:27.4
1067:18.4
1052:−4.7
1047:−5.1
1037:28.2
1032:12.4
1027:19.3
1022:29.3
1017:38.8
1012:46.4
1007:47.8
1002:40.5
997:32.6
992:24.4
987:19.5
982:14.0
977:13.1
967:38.7
962:21.1
957:28.5
952:39.7
947:51.0
942:59.0
937:60.8
932:53.4
927:43.5
922:34.1
917:28.6
912:22.5
907:21.8
897:49.2
892:29.8
887:37.7
882:50.1
877:63.2
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